Israel kills chief of Hamas’ army in Lebanon airstrike

Israel has killed the chief of the armed wing of Hamas, Saeed Atallah, in an airstrike in northern Lebanon on Saturday, in line with Hamas-affiliated media.

Atallah was killed alongside three relations within the coastal metropolis of Tripoli whereas in a Palestinian refugee camp, in line with native media.

This most up-to-date assault is a continuation of the wave of strikes that Israel has launched throughout Lebanon geared toward wiping out Hezbollah targets.

Atallah was the chief of the al-Qassam brigades — the army arm of the Palestinian nationalist group.

Final week, Israel killed Hezbollah’s head-honcho Hassan Nasrallah – who was “neutralized” on the terror group’s bunker headquarters in Lebanon’s capital Beirut.

The Jewish state’s expanded battle with Hezbollah in Lebanon has include over 2,000 civilian casualties, according to Lebanon’s Health Ministry.

Israel has not commented on Saturday’s strike in Tripoli.

Nonetheless, the Israel Protection Pressure’s X account boasted about their military success during the last week.

“Over the past 4 days, the IDF has eradicated 2,000+ army targets and 250 Hezbollah terrorists,” the submit reads, “5 battalion commanders, 10 firm commanders, 6 platoon commanders.”

Earlier this week, Israel was struck by a barrage of missiles from Iran in a transparent escalation of the battle which approaches its one 12 months anniversary. Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated he wouldn’t rule out an attack on Iran’s nuclear-related facilities.

With Put up wires